Camaro on Ebay

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Just an FYI , the build date on my 69 RS with block  # 3932388 was 10D, so a 10B could very likely be correct with the ...388 block.

[x77-69z28]

Just an FYI , the build date on my 69 RS with block  # 3932388 was 10D, so a 10B could very likely be correct with the ...388 block.

click, but not a z-28. There are documented z-28's with 388 block in February and march when they had a shortage in 618 blocks.

[jdv69z]

It's got a rather unique trim tag as well.

[69Z28-RS]

The letter C in the axle code shows it is not a '69 Camaro rear, but a '70 Nova rear. The the '661 tranny case was not used until the '70 model year, or the late '69 production Camaros.  Should have a '660 Muncie case being an early built car.

FYI..  There's another thread concerning the use of the 'C' prefix (3 char codes) for late '69 Camaro rears as well...

[lcmc]

Car has been listed 3 times now.

[MyRed67]

3310 with a 993 date..

I was under the impression 3310's were aftermarket Carbs.  I think it should really have a 4053.

[woodsman1172]

Car has been listed 3 times now.

Surely a fair bit of shill bidding going on;
First auction ended December 14, 2012 - 48 bids, "sold" for $31,001
Relisted, Second auction ended January 9, 2013 - 50 bids, "sold" for $32,500
Relisted, currently had 45 bids, reached $24,100
Each time, listing states "no reserve", so why doesn't it sell? Hmm....

[z28z11]

Car has been listed 3 times now.

Surely a fair bit of shill bidding going on;
First auction ended December 14, 2012 - 48 bids, "sold" for $31,001
Relisted, Second auction ended January 9, 2013 - 50 bids, "sold" for $32,500
Relisted, currently had 45 bids, reached $24,100
Each time, listing states "no reserve", so why doesn't it sell? Hmm....

I believe you hit the nail squarely on the head. To me, a sure sign of a ghost bidder is (for example) whoever the bidder on this auction is marked 3***i with 10 auctions to his/her credit, pushing the bid up $500.00 periodically. I watched an auction not long ago that happened just that way - guy was using a proxy seller, anybody can do the same thing. After a while, it may backfire on the seller occasionally, or it hangs until some unsuspecting bidder happens on it and falls for it. I imagine scenario that happens a lot. I hope they lose their collective shirts.

IMO,
Steve

[67conv6cyl]

If you notice the wining bidder in the last auction  left good feedback to seller.

[67conv6cyl]

Something  does not seem right to me, not sure how transaction was completed and car still listed by same owner. I would not bid on car.

Paul